sister/translations

This page contains translations for sister. See the main entry for more information.

English

Noun

Translations

woman or girl having the same parents

• Abkhaz: аеҳәшьа (ajeḥʷša)
• Adyghe: шыпхъу (šəpχʷu)
• Afrikaans: suster (af)
• Ainu: (elder) サポ (sapo)
• Akkadian: 𒊩𒌆 (aḫātu)
• Albanian: motër (sq) f
• Amharic: እህት (am) (ʾəht), እኅት (ʾəḫt)
• Arabic: أُخْت (ar) f (ʔuḵt), شَقِيقَة f (šaqīqa)

  Egyptian Arabic: أخت f (ʔoḵt)

  Gulf Arabic: اِخْت f (iḵt)

  Hijazi Arabic: أخت f (ʔuḵt)

  North Levantine Arabic: إخت m (ʔiḵt)

  South Levantine Arabic: أخت m (ʔuḵt)

• Aramaic:

  Classical Syriac: ܚܬܐ f (ḥāṯā)

• Archi: дошдур (došdur)
• Armenian: քույր (hy) (kʻuyr)

  Old Armenian: քոյր (kʻoyr)

• Aromanian: sorã
• Ashkun: sos
• Assamese: বা (ba) (elder), বাই (bai) (elder), বাইদেউ (baideu) (elder, polite), ভনী (bhoni) (younger), ভণ্টী (bhonti) (younger, polite), বাই-ভনী (bai-bhoni)
• Asturian: hermana (ast) f
• Avar: яц (jac)
• Avestan: 𐬓𐬀𐬢𐬵𐬀𐬭 (xᵛaŋhar)
• Aymara: kullaka (ay)
• Azerbaijani: bacı (az)
• Baluchi: گہار (guhár), گوہار (gohár), وارک (wárk)
• Bashkir: апай (apay), һеңле (heñle), ҡәрендәш (qərendəş)
• Basque: arreba (eu) (of a male), ahizpa (eu) (of a female)
• Belarusian: сястра́ f (sjastrá)
• Bengali: বোন (bn) (bōn), আপা (bn) (apa), বুবু (bn) (bubu)
• Bhojpuri: बहिन (bahin)
• Breton: c'hoar (br) f
• Bulgarian: сестра́ (bg) f (sestrá)
• Burmese: အမ (my) (a.ma.) (elder); ညီမ (my) (nyima.) (younger)
• Buryat: эгэшэ (egeše), дүү басаган (düü basagan)
• Carpathian Rusyn: сестра́ f (sestrá)
• Catalan: germana (ca) f
• Cebuano: igsoong babae
• Cham:
• Central Atlas Tamazight: ⵓⵍⵜⵎⴰ (ultma)

  Eastern Cham: please add this translation if you can

  Western Cham: please add this translation if you can

• Chechen: йиша (jiša)
• Cherokee: (opposite sex of speaker) ᎤᏙ (udo), (same sex of speaker) ᎤᎸᎢ (ulvi)
• Chichewa: mchemwali
• Chinese:

  Cantonese: 姐姐 (ze^2-4 ze^2-1) (elder), 家姐 (gaa¹ ze^2-1) (elder), 妹妹 (mui^6-4 mui^6-2) (younger), 姊妹 (zi² mui⁶) (sisters)

  Dungan: җеҗе (ži͡əži͡ə) (elder), мыймый (mɨymɨy) (younger)

  Hokkien: (elder) 大姊 (tōa-chí), (younger sister) 小妹 (zh-min-nan) (sió-mōe), (sisters) 姊妹 (zh-min-nan) (chí-mōe), 阿姊 (zh-min-nan) (a-chí) (elder)

  Mandarin: 姐姐 (zh) (jiějie) (elder), 妹妹 (zh) (mèimei) (younger), 姐妹 (zh) (jiěmèi) (female siblings), 嬃 / 媭 (zh) (xū) (elder, used in ancient Chu), 姊妹 (zh) (zǐmèi) (sisters)

  Teochew: 姊妹 (zê² muê⁷)

  Wu: 姐姐 (⁵cia-cia₅) (elder), 妹妹 (⁶me-me₆) (younger), 阿妹 (⁷aq-me) (younger)

• Chinook Jargon: ats, kahpo
• Chukchi: чакыгэт (čakygėt)
• Chuvash: йӑмӑк (jămăk) (elder), аппа (appa) (younger)
• Comanche: patsi, nami
• Coptic: ⲥⲱⲛⲉ (sōne)
• Cornish: hwor f
• Crimean Tatar: apte, tata, abla
• Czech: sestra (cs) f
• Dalmatian: saur f, seraur f
• Danish: søster (da) c
• Dhivehi: ދައްތަ (datta), ކޮއްކޮ (kokko)
• Dutch: zus (nl) f, zuster (nl) f
• Egyptian: (snt f)
• Elfdalian: syster f
• Erzya: патя (paťa), сазор (sazor)
• Esperanto: fratino (eo)
• Estonian: õde (et), sõsar (et)
• Even: экэн (əkən), нө (nö)
• Evenki: экин (əkin)
• Ewe: nɔvinyɔnu, daa (elder), tsɛ (younger)
• Faroese: systir (fo) f
• Fijian: gane (of a male), tuaka (elder), taci (younger),
• Finnish: sisko (fi), sisar (fi)
• French: sœur (fr) f
• Friulian: sûr f
• Galician: irmá (gl) f
• Ge'ez: እኅት (ʾəḫt)
• Georgian: და (ka) (da)
• German: Schwester (de) f

  Alemannic German: Schwöschter f

• Gothic: 𐍃𐍅𐌹𐍃𐍄𐌰𐍂 f (swistar)
• Greek: αδελφή (el) f (adelfí), αδερφή (el) f (aderfí)

  Ancient: ἀδελφή f (adelphḗ), (Poetic) κάσις f (kásis)

• Greenlandic: nuka, angaju, aleqa, naja
• Guaraní: eindy (of a male); ykéra, yke (elder sister of a female); kypy'y (younger sister of a female)
• Gujarati: બેન (ben)
• Haitian Creole: sè
• Haryanvi: बेबे (bebe), भाण (bhāṇ), जीजी (jījī)
• Hausa: ya
• Hawaiian: kaikuaʻana (older sibling of same sex), kaikaina (younger sibling of same sex), kaikuahine (sister of a male)
• Hebrew: אָחוֹת (he) f (akhót)
• Hiligaynon: utod nga babaye
• Hindi: बहन (hi) f (bahan), बहिन (hi) f (bahin)
• Hungarian: nővér (hu) (elder), húg (hu) (younger)
• Icelandic: systir (is) m
• Ido: fratino (io)
• Ilocano: kabsat a babai, manang (elder sister), ading a babai (younger sister)
• Indonesian: saudari (id) f, kakak perempuan f (elder), adik perempuan f (younger)
• Ingrian: sisar
• Ingush: йиша (jiša)
• Interlingua: soror (ia)
• Inupiaq: aakauraġa
• Iranun: please add this translation if you can
• Irish: deirfiúr f

  Old Irish: siur f

• Italian: sorella (it) f
• Japanese: 姉妹 (ja) (しまい, shimai) (female siblings); 姉 (ja) (あね, ane), お姉さん (ja) (おねえさん, onēsan) (elder); 妹 (ja) (いもうと, imōto) (younger), シスター (ja) (shisutā) (colloquial, ironic or humorous)
• Javanese: mbak f (elder), nduk f (younger)
• Kabuverdianu: armun, irmon
• Kalmyk: эгч (egç)
• Kamkata-viri: sus
• Kannada: ಅಕ್ಕ (kn) (akka) (elder sister), ತಂಗಿ (kn) (taṅgi) (younger sister)
• Karachay-Balkar: эгеч (egeç)
• Karelian: sizär, čikko
• Kashmiri: بیٚنہِ (ks) (beni)
• Kashubian: sostra f
• Kazakh: (elder) апа (apa), әпеке (äpeke), (colloquial) әпке (äpke), (younger) сіңлі (sıñlı), қарындас (qaryndas)
• Khmer: (elder) បងស្រី (bɑɑng srəy), (younger) ប្អូនស្រី (pʼoun srəy), ភគិនី (km) (phĕəʼkinii)
• Kikai: しだ (shida) (older)
• Komi-Permyak: чой (ćoj)
• Korean: 자매(姊妹) (ko) (jamae), (elder, of a male) 누나 (ko) (nuna), (elder, of a female) 언니 (ko) (eonni), (younger) 여동생(女同生) (ko) (yeodongsaeng), (younger, North Korea) 녀동생(女同生) (ko) (nyeodongsaeng), (younger sibling, both genders) 동생(同生) (ko) (dongsaeng), 시스터 (siseuteo) (colloquial, ironic or humorous), 누이 (ko) (nu'i)
• Kumyk: къызкъардаш (qızqardaş), иза (iza) (dialectal)
• Kunigami: しじゃー (shijā) (elder)
• Kurdish:

  Central Kurdish: خوشک (ckb) (xuşk)

  Laki: خوە (ku) (xwe)

  Northern Kurdish: xuşk (ku) f, xwişk (ku) f, xweh (ku) f

  Southern Kurdish: خوەیشک (ku) (xweyişk)

• Kyrgyz: (elder) эже (ky) (eje), (younger) карындаш (ky) (karındaş), (younger) синди (sindi)
• Lao: (elder) ເອື້ອຍ (ʼư̄a nya), (younger) ນ້ອງສາວ (nǭng sāo)
• Latgalian: muosa
• Latin: soror (la) f, germana (la)
• Latvian: māsa (lv) f
• Laz: და (da)
• Lithuanian: sesuo (lt)
• Livonian: sõzār
• Lombard: sorella f
• Low German: Süster (nds) f, Swester (nds) f
• Luxembourgish: Schwëster (lb) f
• Macedonian: се́стра (mk) f (séstra)
• Maguindanao: please add this translation if you can
• Malagasy: anabavy (mg)
• Malay: (older) kakak (ms), (younger) adik perempuan
• Malayalam: സഹോദരി (ml) (sahōdari), (elder) ചേച്ചി (ml) (cēcci), ഇത്ത (ml) (itta)
• Maltese: oħt (mt) f
• Manchu: ᡝᠶᡠᠨ (eyun) (elder), ᠨᠣᠨ (non) (younger)
• Mansaka: manang
• Maore Comorian: mwananya class 1/2, mwananya mutru-mama class 1/2
• Maori: tuahine (of a male), tuakana (elder, of a female), teina (younger, of a female)
• Maranao: renang
• Marathi: बहीण (mr) f (bahīṇ) (any age)
• Mari:

  Eastern Mari: ака (aka), шӱжар (šüžar)

• Mauritian Creole: ser
• Megleno-Romanian: soră f
• Middle English: suster
• Minangkabau: (elder) uni (min), akak (min), kakak (min), (younger) adiak padusi
• Mingrelian: და (da)
• Mirandese: armana
• Miyako: (elder) すざ (suza)
• Mòcheno: schbester f
• Moksha: сазор (sazor), ака (aka)
• Mon: please add this translation if you can
• Mongolian:

  Cyrillic: (elder) эгч (mn) (egč), охин дүү (oxin düü) (younger)

• Mwali Comorian: mwananya class 1/2
• Nahuatl: cihuācnīuhtli, siuakniutli
• Nama: ǃgasas
• Nanai: эгэ (ege), нэку (neku)
• Navajo: adeezhí, hádí
• Neapolitan: sora f
• Nepali: दिदी (ne) f (didī), बहिनी (ne) f (bahinī)
• Ngazidja Comorian: mwananya class 1/2
• Nheengatu: endira (of a man), amú (of a woman)
• Nivkh: нанак (nanak), нанака (nanaka)
• Norman: soeu f
• North Frisian: (Mooring) söster f; (Föhr-Amrum) saster f
• Northern Amami Ōshima: せざ (seza) (elder)
• Northern Sami: oabbá
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: søster (no) f, storesøster f (elder), lillesøster f (younger)

  Nynorsk: søster f, syster f

• Occitan: sòrre (oc) f
• Odia: ଭଉଣୀ (or) (bhauṇi)
• Ojibwe: nishiime (my younger sister), nimisenh (my older sister)
• Okinawan: しーじゃ (shīja) (elder), をぅない (wunai) (of a male)
• Okinoerabu: しだ (shida) (elder)
• Old Church Slavonic:

  Cyrillic: сестра f (sestra)

  Glagolitic: ⱄⰵⱄⱅⱃⰰ f (sestra)

• Old Czech: sestra f
• Old Danish: systær
• Old East Slavic: сестра f (sestra)
• Old English: sweoster f, sweostor f
• Old Frisian: swester f
• Old Prussian: swestro f
• Oromo: obboleettii (om)
• Ossetian:

  Digor: хуӕрӕ (xwæræ)

  Iron: хо (xo)

• Pali: bhaginī f
• Pannonian Rusyn: шестра f (šestra)
• Pashto: خور (ps) f (xor)
• Pennsylvania German: Schweschder f
• Persian:

  Dari: خوَاهَر (xāhar), خْوَاهَر (xwāhar), هَمْشِیرَه (hamšīra), اُخْت (uxt)

  Iranian Persian: خواهَر (xâhar), هَمْشیرِه (hamšire), اُخْت (oxt)

• Phoenician: 𐤀𐤇𐤕 (ʾḥt)
• Pijin: sista
• Plautdietsch: Sesta f
• Polabian: sestră f
• Polish: siostra (pl) f
• Portuguese: irmã (pt) f
• Prasuni: sūsu
• Proto-Norse: ᛊᚹᛖᛊᛏᚨᚱ f (swestar)
• Punjabi: ਭੈਣ (bhaiṇ)
• Quechua: ñaña, pani
• Rohingya: boin
• Romagnol: surëla f
• Romani: phen f
• Romanian: soră (ro) f, surori (ro) f pl
• Romansch: sora f, sour
• Russian: сестра́ (ru) f (sestrá), сестри́ца (ru) f (sestríca) (colloquial), сестри́чка (ru) f (sestríčka) (colloquial, little sis)
• Sanskrit: स्वसृ (sa) f (svásṛ), भगिनी (sa) f (bhaginī)
• Saraiki: بَھیْݨ (skr) f (bhaiṇ)
• Sardinian: sorre, sorri
• Scots: sister
• Scottish Gaelic: piuthar (gd) f
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: сѐстра f

  Roman: sèstra (sh) f

• Seychellois Creole: ser
• Sicilian: soru (scn) f
• Sikkimese: please add this translation if you can
• Silesian: šwestera f
• Sindhi: ڀيڻَ (sd) (bhēṇa), ديِديِ (dīdī)
• Sinhalese: (elder) අක්‍කා (akkā), (younger) නංගි (naṁgi)
• Slovak: sestra (sk) f
• Slovene: sestra (sl) f
• Somali: walaal, huunno
• Sorbian:

  Lower Sorbian: sotša f

  Upper Sorbian: sotra f

• Southern Altai: эје (eǰe), сыйын (sïyïn), кыс карындаш (kïs karïndaš)
• Southern Amami Ōshima: すぃだ (sïda) (elder)
• Spanish: hermana (es) f
• Sranan Tongo: sisa
• Sundanese: tétéh (elder), raka f (elder), rayi (younger), dédé f (younger)
• Svan: დაჩუ̂ირ (dačûir) (for a brother), უდილ (udil) (for a sister)
• Swahili: dada (sw), umbu class 5/6
• Swedish: syster (sv) c
• Tabasaran: чи (či)
• Tagalog: kapatid (tl) na (tl) babae (tl) (sister), ate (tl) (elder sister), nene (tl) (younger sister), ditse (second eldest sister), sanse (third eldest sister), sitse (fourth eldest sister)
• Tajik: хоҳар (tg) (xohar), ҳамшира (hamšira), ухт (uxt)
• Talysh: hovə
• Tamil: அக்கா (ta) (akkā) (elder), தங்கை (ta) (taṅkai) (younger), சகோதரி (ta) (cakōtari)
• Taos: pʼàyuʼúna (younger), tùtúna (elder)
• Tarifit: utšma f
• Tat: xuvar
• Tatar: (elder) апа (tt) (apa), (younger) сеңел (tt) (señel), кыз кардәш (qız qardäş)
• Tausug: kakah, manghūd babai
• Telugu: సోదరి (te) (sōdari), అక్క (te) (akka), అక్కయ్య (te) (akkayya) (elder), చెల్లి (te) (celli), చెల్లెలు (te) (cellelu) (younger)
• Tetum: feton
• Thai: (elder) พี่สาว (pîi-sǎao), (younger) น้องสาว (th) (nɔ́ɔng-sǎao)
• Tibetan: ཨ་ཅག (a cag), ནུ་མོ (nu mo)
• Tigrinya: ሓብቲ (ḥabti)
• Toba Batak: iboto
• Tocharian A: ṣar
• Tocharian B: ṣer
• Tokunoshima: すぃーだ (sï̄da) (elder)
• Tupinambá: endyra (of a male); ykera (older sister of a female); pyky'yra (younger sister of a female)
• Turkish: abla (tr) (elder), kız kardeş (tr), bacı (tr), aba (tr) (colloquial, or humorous), hemşire (tr) (archaic), simil
• Turkmen: uýa, ejeke
• Turoyo: ܚܳܬ̣ܳܐ (ḥoṭo)
• Tuvan: угба (ugba), дуңма (duñma)
• Udmurt: апа (apa), апай (apaj), сузэр (suzer)
• Ugaritic: 𐎀𐎃𐎚 (ảḫt)
• Ukrainian: сестра́ (uk) f (sestrá)
• Urdu: بَہَن f (bahan), بَہِن f (bahin), اُخْت f (uxt)
• Uyghur: (younger) سىڭىل (ug) (si'ngil), ئاچا (ug) (acha), ھەدە (hede)
• Uzbek: opa (uz) (elder), singil (uz) (younger)
• Venetan: soreła f, sorela
• Vietnamese: chị (vi) or chị gái (vi) (elder), em gái (vi) (younger), em (vi) (younger sibling - brother or sister)
• Vilamovian: syster
• Volapük: sör (vo), (♂♀) gem (vo), (♀) jigem (vo), jiblod
• Võro: sõssar'
• Votic: sõzar
• Waigali: sos
• Walloon: sour (wa) f
• Waray-Waray: bugto nga babaye
• Welsh: chwaer (cy) f, chwiorydd (cy) f pl
• West Frisian: sus (fy)
• White Hmong: muam
• Wolof: mag ju jigéen, rakk ju jigéen
• Xhosa: idade, usisi
• Yaeyama: しじゃ (shija) (elder)
• Yagara: dad jeen
• Yagnobi: хор (xor)
• Yakan: please add this translation if you can
• Yakut: аҕас (ağas), балыс (balıs)
• Yámana: way-kipa
• Yiddish: שוועסטער f (shvester)
• Yonaguni: すだ (suda) (elder)
• Yoron: しだび (shidabi) (elder)
• Yoruba: ẹ̀gbọ́n obìnrin, àbúrò obìnrin
• Záparo: kwiñatu
• Zazaki: way (diq), wayık
• Zhuang: beix, beixmbwk, beixsau (elder), nuengx, dahnuengx (younger)
• Zulu: udade (zu), usisi (zu)

a nun; a female member of a religious community

• Afrikaans: suster (af)
• Armenian: քույր (hy) (kʻuyr)
• Belarusian: сястра́ f (sjastrá)
• Breton: c'hoar (br) f, seurez f
• Bulgarian: сестра́ (bg) f (sestrá)
• Catalan: germana (ca) f, sor (ca) f (title)
• Czech: sestra (cs) f
• Danish: nonne (da) c, søster (da)
• Dutch: zus (nl) f, zuster (nl) f, kloosterzuster (nl), non (nl)
• Esperanto: fratino (eo), fratulino
• Estonian: õde (et)
• Faroese: nunna f, systir (fo) f
• Finnish: sisar (fi)
• French: sœur (fr) f, nonne (fr) f, religieuse (fr) f, bonne sœur (fr) f
• Galician: irmá (gl) f, sor f (title)
• German: Schwester (de) f, Nonne (de) f
• Greek: αδελφή (el) f (adelfí)
• Hebrew: נְזירוֹת f (nzirót)
• Hungarian: apáca (hu), nővér (hu)
• Indonesian: suster (id) f, biarawati (id)
• Irish: siúr f
• Italian: sorella (it) f, suora (it) f
• Japanese: 修道女 (ja) (しゅうどうじょ, shūdōjo), シスター (ja) (shisutā)
• Korean: 수녀(修女) (ko) (sunyeo)
• Latvian: māsa (lv) f
• Maltese: soru (mt) f
• Middle English: suster
• Persian:

  Iranian Persian: خواهَر (xâhar)

• Polish: siostra (pl) f
• Portuguese: irmã (pt) f, soror (pt) f (title)
• Romanian: călugăriță (ro) f
• Russian: сестра́ (ru) f (sestrá)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: сѐстра f

  Roman: sèstra (sh) f

• Slovak: sestra (sk) f
• Slovene: sestra (sl) f
• Spanish: hermana (es) f, sor (es) f (title)
• Swedish: syster (sv) c
• Telugu: సహోదరి (te) (sahōdari)
• Turkish: rahibe (tr)
• Ukrainian: сестра́ (uk) f (sestrá)
• Volapük: (♂♀) kleudan (vo), (♂) hikleudan (vo), (♀) jikleudan (vo), (♂♀) rodan (vo), (♂) hirodan (vo), (♀) jirodan (vo), (teaching ♂♀) tidakleudan, (teaching ♂) tidahikleudan (teaching ♀) tidajikleudan
• Zazaki: rahiba

senior nurse

• Afrikaans: suster (af)
• Armenian: բուժքույր (hy) (bužkʻuyr)
• Breton: klañvdiourez (br) f
• Bulgarian: медици́нска сестра́ f (medicínska sestrá)
• Catalan: infermera (ca) f
• Czech: sestra (cs) f
• Danish: afdelingssygeplejerske c
• Dutch: zuster (nl) f, verpleegster (nl)
• Esperanto: flegistino
• Finnish: sairaanhoitajatar (fi)
• French: infirmière (fr) f
• German: Schwester (de) f, Krankenschwester (de) f
• Greek: αδελφή (el) f (adelfí)
• Hebrew: נְזירוֹת f (nzirót)
• Hungarian: ápolónő (hu), nővér (hu)
• Interlingua: infirmera (ia)
• Latvian: māsa (lv) f, māsiņa f, medmāsa
• Polish: siostra (pl) f
• Portuguese: enfermeira (pt) f
• Russian: медсестра́ (ru) f (medsestrá), сестра́ (ru) f (sestrá)
• Slovak: sestra (sk) f, sestrička (lit. little sister)
• Slovene: (medicinska) sestra (sl) f
• Swedish: sjuksköterska (sv) c, sjuksyster (sv) c, syster (sv) c
• Turkish: hemşire (tr)
• Zazaki: hemsira

any woman or girl with whom a bond is felt

• Afrikaans: suster (af)
• Arabic: أخت (ar) f (ʔuḵt)
• Armenian: քույր (hy) (kʻuyr)
• Catalan: germana (ca) f
• Danish: søster (da) c
• Finnish: sisar (fi)
• French: sœur (fr) f
• German: Schwester (de) f
• Greek: αδελφή (el) f (adelfí)
• Hebrew: אָחוֹת (he) f (akhót)
• Kurdish:

  Central Kurdish: خوشک (ckb) (xuşk)

• Malayalam: സഹോദരി (ml) (sahōdari)
• Middle English: suster
• Russian: сестра́ (ru) f (sestrá)
• Spanish: hermana (es) f
• Swedish: medsyster (sv)
• Turkish: bacı (tr), abla (tr) (rude due to the implication of the woman being the older party)
• Zazaki: way (diq), vay (diq), va (diq)

form of address to a woman

• Finnish: sisko (fi)
• German: Schwester (de) f
• Kurdish:

  Central Kurdish: خوشکە (xuşke)

• Malayalam: സഹോദരി (ml) (sahōdari), ചേച്ചി (ml) (cēcci) (colloquial, for higher age than addresser), പെങ്ങൾ (ml) (peṅṅaḷ) (by male addresser)
• Turkish: bacı (tr), abla (tr) (rude due to the implication of the woman being the older party)

attributively: of an entity that has a special relationship with another

• Finnish: sisar-, veljes-, sisarus-
• German: Schwester-, Partner-
• Greek: αδελφή (el) f (adelfí)
• Japanese: 姉妹〜 (ja) (shimai-)
• Malayalam: സഹോദര n (sahōdara)
• Polish: siostrzany (pl)
• Spanish: hermano (es) m, hermana (es) f
• Turkish: kardeş (tr)
• Vietnamese: chị em (vi), (có) liên quan
• Zazaki: wayek

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• Romanian: ^{(please verify)} soră (ro) f